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TD Ameritrade COO leaves

US online brokerage TD Ameritrade says its chief operating officer (COO) David Kelley is leaving the company.

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Fidessa to create 90 Belfast jobs after receiving £1m from Invest NI

Trading technology vendor Fidessa says it will add a further 90 staff to its Belfast operations after securing nearly £1 million from Invest Northern Ireland.

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Hackers force suspension of EU carbon trading

The European Commission has suspended all emissions trading after hackers broke into systems, stealing credits worth millions of euros.

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Six Swiss Exchange partners Liquidnet on block-trading platform

Six Swiss Exchange has teamed with buy-side trading network Liquidnet on a platform to let members execute large block trades in European securities.

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Open source analytics start-up OpenGamma raises $6m

OpenGamma, a UK-based financial analytics start-up, has raised $6 million in a series b funding round led by FirstMark Capital.

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FSA fines analyst for 'careless' instant message

A former investment analyst has been fined £50,000 for using Bloomberg Instant Messenger to send "misleading and inaccurate disclosures" about a listed company, affecting its share price.

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NZX winds up Axe ECN

The New Zealand Exchange (NZX) says it is winding up Axe ECN, conceding its Australian venture cannot "generate sustainable economic returns".

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BarCap said to cut 600 jobs

Barclays Capital is planning to axe around 600 jobs this week, including back office positions, according to press reports.

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Nyse Euronext testing MTF for European corporate bonds

Nyse Euronext has set up a strategic committee that will assist and advise on the creation of a pan-European Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF) for corporate bonds.

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Markit buys risk analytics specialist QuIC

UK finance information vendor Markit has acquired Canadian risk analytics outfit QuIC Financial Technologies. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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Credit Suisse to launch US 'Light Pool'

Credit Suisse Securities is set to launch a US electronic communications network (ECN) called Light Pool that will target long term investors.

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LSE says human error caused Turquoise outage

The London Stock Exchange says human error, rather than foul play, caused an outage at its Turquoise trading platform in November that resulted in a delayed technology migration.

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Bats hires underwriters ahead of possible IPO - WSJ

Exchange operator Bats Global Markets could be set to embark on an initial public offering after hiring underwriters, according to the Wall Street Journal.

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Liquidnet patent suit against ITG dismissed

A US judge has ruled that Investment Technology Group (ITG) did not infringe the patent of rival outfit Liquidnet.

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Finextra signs off for Christmas and New Year break

The Finextra office will be closed after Wednesday 22 December, re-opening Tuesday 4 January.

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Hedge fund taps Twitter to beat market

London-based Derwent Capital Markets is set to launch a £25 million hedge fund that will use Twitter to predict the market, according to press reports.

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Barclays sells RealTick to ConvergEx

Barclays has agreed to sell multi-broker, cross-asset electronic execution platform RealTick to fintech firm ConvergEx. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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CNBC launches market data tool

Business news TV channel CNBC has partnered Swiss vendor CarryQuote to develop mobile and desktop market data applications.

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Intel invests in Indian trading tech vendor Omnesys

Tech giant Intel has acquired a stake in Omnesys Technologies, a Bangalore-based provider of software for securities trading and order management systems. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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Former Goldman Sachs programmer convicted over HFT code theft

Former Goldman Sachs computer programmer Sergey Aleynikov faces up to 15 years in prison after a New York jury found him guilty of stealing propriety code connected to the investment bank's high-frequency trading platform.